Community Partnerships

We work with fantastic companies to get them involved with different parts of our community.

​Whether you're looking to build your brand as a diverse tech employer, tap into our formidable talent pool of 5000+ tech focused women, or play a part in building one of the UK's most exciting tech communities, we would love to work with you!

Companies we work with include Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Twitter, Thoughtworks, Accenture, The Guardian and Level 39​ to name a few.

Gain public profile as an innovative employer of tech talent in an increasingly competitive jobs market

Build public profile through our nationwide branding and Press coverage

Support corporate responsibility aims in a meaningful and measurable way

Increase the profile of your local office within a global multinational corporation

If you'd like to be a community partner sponsor for one of our events these sponsorships start at £3K.

What investing in us could mean for your business?

Not only can exposure to our community open up a whole new recruitment pool…

Corporate partners Twitter, IBM, & Bank of America Merrill Lynch have all recently recruited through their engagement with the CODE FIRST:Girls community

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​..but supporting such a well recognised cause also significantly enhances your corporate social responsibility record externally and internally...

Twitter included their engagement with CODE FIRST:Girls in their annual diversity statement.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch employees recently won a global internal award for the work they have done with CODE FIRST:Girls

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…plus it raises your public profile among the tech and policy community…

CODE FIRST:Girls is specifically mentioned in the recent London Assembly’s Mayoral manifesto for a digital economy.

It is involved with the well publicised Tech Talent Charter, advises regularly for groups including the Tech London Advocates, and frequently headlines Women in Tech Events including at London Tech Week.

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…as well as raises your profile in the public eye.

CODE FIRST:Girls regularly features in national and London Press such as the Financial Times, Marie Claire, The Guardian, Stylist, City AM, The Guardian and the Evening Standard; and has become a respected authority on the topic of driving diversity in tech talent.